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The function of the auditory nerve is to transmit auditory signals from the auditory receptors (the ears) to the brain (first auditory cortex on the supra-temporal plane ca 15-20 ms after the sound reach the tympani, and then to higher order auditory networks such as parietal and frontal cortices).
